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auditkit

v0.1.6

Published

Local hybrid CLI for agency website audits.

Readme

Audit Kit

Fast local website audits for freelancers and agencies. Run HTML, security, Lighthouse, and report-generation workflows from one small CLI.

╭──────────────────────── Audit Kit ────────────────────────╮
│ ak check        guided one-off website audit               │
│ ak check --save choose where the audit files should go     │
│ ak new          create a reusable client workspace          │
╰────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯

Install

npm install -g auditkit
# or
bun add -g auditkit

Requirements:

  • Rust + cargo
  • Node.js 24+
  • Chrome, Chromium, Brave, Edge, or Helium for Lighthouse

Quick start

ak check

Audit Kit asks for the website, runs the check, then asks where to save the markdown files.

› Website URL (https://example.com) https://example.com
✓ Fetching website and reading HTML
› Save this check as markdown? (Y/n) y
› Save folder (./auditkit-example-com) ~/audits/example
✓ saved /Users/you/audits/example/automated-check.md

Save anywhere

ak check https://example.com --save ~/audits/example
ak security https://example.com --save ~/audits/example
ak lighthouse https://example.com --save ~/audits/example
ak inspect https://example.com --save ~/audits/example

Saved files use simple names:

~/audits/example/
├─ automated-check.md
├─ security-check.md
├─ lighthouse.md
└─ lighthouse.json

Full client workflow

ak new
ak inspect latest
ak report latest

That creates an audit workspace, runs every check, then writes:

audits/<date-client>/
├─ workspace.md
├─ findings.md
├─ final-report.md
├─ client-email.md
└─ raw/lighthouse.json

Commands

| Command | Use | | --- | --- | | ak check | guided HTML/SEO basics check | | ak check <url> --save <folder> | save check markdown to any folder | | ak security <url> --save <folder> | save security header audit | | ak lighthouse <url> --save <folder> | save Lighthouse markdown + JSON | | ak inspect <url> --save <folder> | run and save every automated check | | ak new | create a client audit workspace | | ak inspect latest | run all checks for the newest workspace | | ak report latest | create the final report and client email | | ak list | list audit workspaces |

Browser override

AUDITKIT_BROWSER_PATH="/path/to/browser" ak lighthouse https://example.com

Development

npm test
cargo test

Architecture notes live in docs/ARCHITECTURE.md.